What age should be legal to stop Driving???. Ok he couldn't
remember if his breaks failed or not. I placed a link below with the video and
Story.
Aug-29-12, A 100 year old driver hits 11 near School. Nine children and two adults were hit. None of the victims suffered life-threatening injuries, and most had bumps and bruises. But what if someone was Killed??.
He's to old for Jail or Prison.
A 100-year-old man is apologetic after barreling into a crowd of mostly school kids in Los Angeles and sending 11 people to the hospital.
"I'm sorry," Preston Carter told
I lost control of the car. The brakes failed, I think.
Nine children and two adults were taken to hospitals, according to Erik Scott, a spokesman for the Los Angeles Fire Department.
None of the victims suffered life-threatening injuries, and most had bumps and bruises.
The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon when Carter was backing up from a grocery store near an elementary school in southern Los Angeles.
His Cadillac jumped the curb and plowed into the crowd, according to Richard French, a spokesman for the Los Angeles Police Department.
Classes had let out at Main Street Elementary School and students were waiting to be picked up by their parents when the crash happened.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/story/2012-08-30/elderly-driver-crash/57428968/1?csp=34news
Officers are investigating the incident, but it does not appear that Carter will be charged, police told the affiliate .
Police will also try to determine whether a malfunction with Carter's car led to the accident.
But whether the crash was caused by faulty brakes or not, the centenarian, who will turn 101 next month, will not be driving anymore, his daughter told the affiliate.
Anna Baty
8-30-12
Thoughts and Inspirational messages from a natural author. I haven't studied to be a writer but have learned how to use my tools to grow.
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August 30, 2012
August 29, 2012
Hurricane Isaac pounds New Orleans Hard.
Isaac threatened to keep churning over the region for another day.
(CNN) - Louisiana and Mississippi officials conducted search-and-rescue missions Wednesday for residents stranded by Tropical Storm Isaac, which flooded highways and homes and pushed water over the top of a vital levee.
Please see the 2 links below to see the devastation and flooding there. See the videos and more stories.
While Isaac lost its hurricane status Wednesday afternoon, officials warned of continued life-threatening hazards from storm surges and local flooding.
The situation was particularly dire in Plaquemines Parish, southeast of New Orleans, where 3,000 people remained in one area close to an 8-foot tall levee that waters are threatening, according to a release from Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal's office.
Earlier Jindal said a first estimate from local officials in the parish showed as many as 800 homes may have received significant water damage. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reported significant storm surge in the parish, scene of many rescues.
One involved National Guard troops who moved 112 residents from the Riverbend nursing home to another facility.
Dozens of Louisiana families that had ignored mandatory evacuation orders in a low-lying area retreated to their attics and roofs and sought rescue amid the howling wind and pounding rain.
Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant said Wednesday that 34 people were rescued by boat in Hancock County, on the coast northeast of New Orleans, and 15 others were picked up by National Guard troops in trucks. CNN affiliate WWL reported major flooding in LaPlace, west of New Orleans.
Isaac threatened to keep churning over the region for another day.
The punishing storm conditions will persist "all day today, into tonight, into tomorrow," said Richard Knabb, director of the National Hurricane Center.
67,000 People without power
according to Energy.
Hurricane Tropical Storm Isaac Aug -29- 2012 , Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45YpiP3ctq4&feature=youtube_gdata_player
http://www.cnn.com/2012/08/29/us/weather-isaac/index.html
http://www.businessinsider.com/ominous-pictures-of-hurricane-isaac-as-it-makes-landfall-in-the-southeast-2012-8
Thanks to CNN News for there great
Coverage.
Anna Baty
8-29-12
(CNN) - Louisiana and Mississippi officials conducted search-and-rescue missions Wednesday for residents stranded by Tropical Storm Isaac, which flooded highways and homes and pushed water over the top of a vital levee.
Please see the 2 links below to see the devastation and flooding there. See the videos and more stories.
While Isaac lost its hurricane status Wednesday afternoon, officials warned of continued life-threatening hazards from storm surges and local flooding.
The situation was particularly dire in Plaquemines Parish, southeast of New Orleans, where 3,000 people remained in one area close to an 8-foot tall levee that waters are threatening, according to a release from Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal's office.
Earlier Jindal said a first estimate from local officials in the parish showed as many as 800 homes may have received significant water damage. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reported significant storm surge in the parish, scene of many rescues.
One involved National Guard troops who moved 112 residents from the Riverbend nursing home to another facility.
Dozens of Louisiana families that had ignored mandatory evacuation orders in a low-lying area retreated to their attics and roofs and sought rescue amid the howling wind and pounding rain.
Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant said Wednesday that 34 people were rescued by boat in Hancock County, on the coast northeast of New Orleans, and 15 others were picked up by National Guard troops in trucks. CNN affiliate WWL reported major flooding in LaPlace, west of New Orleans.
Isaac threatened to keep churning over the region for another day.
The punishing storm conditions will persist "all day today, into tonight, into tomorrow," said Richard Knabb, director of the National Hurricane Center.
67,000 People without power
according to Energy.
Hurricane Tropical Storm Isaac Aug -29- 2012 , Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45YpiP3ctq4&feature=youtube_gdata_player
http://www.cnn.com/2012/08/29/us/weather-isaac/index.html
http://www.businessinsider.com/ominous-pictures-of-hurricane-isaac-as-it-makes-landfall-in-the-southeast-2012-8
Thanks to CNN News for there great
Coverage.
Anna Baty
8-29-12
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